Key Digital, a leading innovator in AV-over-IP solutions, announces its LeCAMbio Conferencing Systems, a line of integrated corporate conferencing solutions for small-to-medium-sized rooms developed in partnership with TOA Electronics.

LeCAMbio systems link microphone beam-steering technology in a separately purchased TOA LENUBIO soundbar with Key Digital’s PTZ camera automatically delivering simultaneous voice and camera tracking of active users, improving conference focus while eliminating operational distractions for the host.

Four different LeCAMbio systems are available, offering a range of solutions to meet the needs of a variety of conference room sizes.

The systems each include the Key Digital KD-CAMUSB PTZ camera with automation based on voice-tracking capabilities of TOA Electronics’ proprietary LENUBIO AM-CF1, which houses a seven-microphone array with active stereo speakers (available in white or black colour options).

Key Digital’s KD-CX800 Control Interface is the final core hardware component, allowing IR and RS-232 system control via IP Routing. Connectivity to a host computer is handled with a single USB connection. The systems generate 1080p full HD video with up to 10X optical zoom via the KD-CAMUSB with automatic beam-steering audio capture per the AM-CF-1’s microphone array.

In the LeCAMbio system, LENUBIO’s voice-tracking data is converted to the camera’s PTZ information, thus providing both voice and camera steering to an active participant via Key Digital’s Compass Control Pro control software for iOS. Compass Control Pro is a simple-to-use, programming-free, plug-and-play solution for complete control and signal management under one platform, especially useful when working with multiple brand subsystems.

“The merging of complementary TOA Electronics and Key Digital technologies delivers dynamic capabilities for conference room applications. As a Compass Control Partner, TOA Electronics has been an excellent company to work with, and our customers have benefitted from our joint efforts,” Key Digital president Mike Tsinberg says.